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This mitre-saw can cut both to the left and to the right.
The pre-set positions are: 15° - 22°30' - 30° and 45°.
To position the machine as above, loosen knob
 ,
release the machine head by pushing the lever

downwards and rotate the rotary support by using the
handgrip
 .
The head stops automatically each time the pointer

is aligned with the corresponding position etched on the
graduated scale of the rotating plate.
For all the intermediate positions, once the indicator has
been aligned with the position indicated on the relative
plate, block the swivel support using knob
 .
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The machine head can be tilted to a maximum of 45° to
the left.
Release the knob
 on the rear part of the machine
and tilt the head until it comes to rest on the stopper at
an angle of 45° (already calibrated during testing).
Retighten the knob
 to securely block the head in
place.
For all other intermediate positions, align index
 on
the rear of the head with the corresponding position
marked on the graduated scale
 of the swivel joint.
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o cut work pieces of the same length, use the bar
c
lamp in order to avoid repeating the same measuring
procedure more than once.
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crew the bar  into the hole in the base and block it
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position the clamp
 at the appropriate distance from
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o attach the guard insert it in the relative holes on the
f
ixed guards with the head in the raised position. Once in
position, lower the head and block the body in this
position using the lock pin (9).
To adjust the height of the upper work surface to obtain
desired cutting widths, follow the instructions below:
-
loosen the two handwheels  ;
-
move the bearing bracket  toward the blade;
-
lower or raise
until the desired cutting height is
reached.
-
tighten the two handwheels  ;
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s
o that the indicator (38) on the support is aligned with
t
he corresponding position on the graded scale located
on
the work surface; this position corresponds with the
real distance between the square rest and the centre line
o
f the blade.
T
his position corresponds to the actual distance of the
bearing bracket rest from the centre line of the blade.
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o ensure the dividing wedge is in the correct position,
keep it at a distance of between 3mm - 8mm from the
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After having performed all the above procedures and
operations, you may begin cutting, paying heed to the
following safety measures.